Suprabhat 29-06-2020
Business Standard
Ø Discoms' outstanding dues to power gencos rise 63%
Ø Giving RBI more power could spell trouble for states
Ø H&M India sales fall 74% during March-May quarter
Ø Telcos seek soft loans, levy cuts to ease stress
Ø No plans to sell non-core assets this fiscal: PNB Chief
Ø Govt extends deadline to bid for Air India by 2 months
Ø NITI Aayog decides to work with key stakeholders on Online Dispute Resolution framework
Ø RITES to pick 24% stake in Railway's station redevelopment entity
Ø Unlock 1.0: After 3-month selling streak, FPIs invest Rs 21,235 cr in June
Ø India among top 3 nations getting Swiss info on bank accounts: Group
Ø Dr Reddy's Lab expects to launch 25 products in US this fiscal year
Ø China top buyer of Indian steel under lockdown, accounts for 48% exports
Ø Apollo Hospitals to rope in partner for photon therapy cancer centre
Business Line
Mint
Ø India to block Chinese Taipei, Japan’s WTO panel request in ICT tariff case
Ø Brookfield Asset Management set to acquire Jet Airways Bandra Kurla Complex office premises
Ø World Bank’s STARS to improve school education in six States
Ø Banks report higher demand for car, consumer-durable loans
Ø NHPC net profit dives 60% to ₹238.68 cr in March quarter
Ø Labour shortage hinders growth of rooftop solar projects
Ø Capital, labour crunch stall restarting of realty projects
Ø Amazon India to hire 20,000 temporary workers in customer service
Ø Irdai invites names for 3 insurance policies, announces an award of ₹10,000 each
Ø PSU power lenders to discourage states from using Chinese equipment, tech
Ø Indian rupee: Toughest times may be over for Asia’s worst-performing currency
Financial Express
Deccan Chronicle
Ø DCB Bank plans to raise up to Rs 1,000 crore via equity, debt instruments
Ø Panel opposes proposal of separating CMPDIL from Coal India: Sources
Ø Rourkela Steel Plant bags over 6,000-tonne of plates order for European market
Ø Government to auction 5 mineral blocks in Gujarat, Karnataka
Ø India to end central control of gas prices, lift LNG transport use
Ø Carlyle Group to buy 20 pc stake in Piramal Pharma for over Rs 3,700 cr
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